Musi River

The Musi River is a significant waterway in southern India, primarily flowing through the state of Telangana. Originating in the Nasik range, it travels approximately 250 kilometers before merging with the Krishna River. The river is vital for irrigation, supporting agriculture in the region, and it also supplies drinking water to the city of Hyderabad. However, it faces challenges like pollution and encroachment, which affect its ecosystem. The Musi has historical and cultural importance, as it has witnessed the growth of settlements and has several bridges and parks along its banks, contributing to the urban landscape.